Working with wind direction vectors can be confusing, because there are two different conventions which are both widely used.
Meteorologists tend to describe the wind direction as the direction "from" which the wind is coming. i.e. the direction you would be facing with the wind hitting you directly in the face.
But many engineers prefer to use a wind vector defined by the direction "toward" which the wind is going. This is the direction you would be facing with the wind hitting you in the back of your head.
As you can see, these two "directions" are opposite even though they are describing the same vector. So the first step is to determine whether you are using the "from" convention or the "toward" convention.
(If you have data from a meteorological source, the wind direction is probably "direction from") The rest is simple - just draw a picture of the problem.
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